Russia may have killed ISIS leader

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2 hours ago, berlinforme said:

Honestly I thought he was killed last year already anyway. 

But I assume that practically it makes no difference anyway. Hope it calms down there (and here in Europe) as soon as possible. 

There's been a lot of incorrect claims of his death. As far as I know, they have no idea if he's one of the 300 killed in the attack  Their intel said he was there. That's all they're going by I think. I could be wrong though.

But yeah, it doesn't matter either way really  They'll have a new leader soon if he was killed. Besides, ISIS has killed ~2,000 people in the last two decades. It sounds like a lot but in the grand scheme of things, it really isn't. The U.S. military takes more lives in some months  they're not the problem anymore and they've never been the huge threat that people claim they are. For god's sake, their idea of an attack is stabbing someone or jacking a car and running people over  While that's sad, as is any loss of life, it's pathetic for someone who's trying to instill a global sense of fear and paranoia. Nah, it's the idea that's the problem. The fire that their spark created. And that's much harder to kill than any human and it'll only be killed by kindness, patience, and lots of thought.

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16 minutes ago, PartySick said:

There's been a lot of incorrect claims of his death. As far as I know, they have no idea if he's one of the 300 killed in the attack  Their intel said he was there. That's all they're going by I think. I could be wrong though.

But yeah, it doesn't matter either way really  They'll have a new leader soon if he was killed. Besides, ISIS has killed ~2,000 people in the last two decades. It sounds like a lot but in the grand scheme of things, it really isn't. The U.S. military takes more lives in some months  they're not the problem anymore and they've never been the huge threat that people claim they are. For god's sake, their idea of an attack is stabbing someone or jacking a car and running people over  While that's sad, as is any loss of life, it's pathetic for someone who's trying to instill a global sense of fear and paranoia. Nah, it's the idea that's the problem. The fire that their spark created. And that's much harder to kill than any human and it'll only be killed by kindness, patience, and lots of thought.

Did you read about what Kurdish, ME Christians and yezidi people go through cause of ISIS?

I mean for us it doesn't seem a lot what they do. here (I do think though, the amount of security here got crazy high in Europe) but for those in the ME it's a lot and it happened several times that US army helped the Kurdish forces, which I think is good! 

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I thought the US already killed the ISIS leader I'm so confused now so they ISIS found another leader??